: dis‘falledinlsrl'. ‘ “
, ‘ ‘ .3 - —' ‘
, V EASY . ? Among the reported Toxenehe real
7 . " estate transfer: is the Arthur Philhps‘
m
* place sold to“'.l-‘-Fwepaugh.andthe 3-
‘ . ‘35.?mdsfiWeeuismea-e, J
. :5 Rabi . Preston place sold to MLSandersomd," .fiamwlinw
, O
‘ Q .
WM
The-cobIIchNW Canaa-
Harry Parker has sold his Tokeneke . James mm of {be m
place to David Dem of New York. my. beaming a was ’a
Miss mm W. 0f 35*-
Rowarton )5. E. church services. 1:; is truth: was Chm Gregory.
t weal .,
Rev. George A. 'Balrd, pastor. Sunday I” L I G l ‘ _
morning worship at 10:30. Sermon a we", m be m
Tia- daughter. Mrs. Gamaudet. of Beee subject: ““‘hat mm 1 Do to Be Hardware Cal-my.
lint, N. Y5 , ~sared?" Sunday school session will _
‘ “1'9 n l of East Nor-walk be held at 11:50: a. to. Sunday even— ‘sreek Vang! ltfleods. the .
at: will spend Labor Day out or. log ""9“". “t “30' 5‘7”“ meme: rMiss Olive Cody and be: now. 0!
. . "Thr ale-mug of Labor.’ Thursday Sm, are vfltlng with m
m . evening at 7:45 the prayer meeting in town mi; week.
will be held in the chapel. Topic for was M Batman at Rye.
the service “The Rationale or Conver- 33““ the geeks-mid “51:" m
‘slonf‘ Friday evening at 7:45 the Com-r Sink“. 33M la
imomhly omcial board meeting will be visiting with her sister. In. W
Ozborne are held in the chapel- Roll". 0! Ch?!" mt. '
in New Haven,
IIrL‘Jonee is the week-end gués: of
Hinges
Kr. and ”rs, Harry Davis of Phelan
ire spendinz the weekend with friends
in Shmhavon.
Mrs. Sadie alloy of
We wu a visxtor
_yesterday.
__ 5A.S.0ook.whohsbeeuqutom
Eight New Canaan young lndtes be- durinz “‘9 9‘“ “OK. ““1 In“
:lon‘ toth“0wl"h’b n vasculaabootaalln.
‘ .1:an e 3 ate ee occu- The I r ll of III I I E
93'1“: the former Roscoe cottage 31 Holcomb Camp. Sons of Voter-ms“!
Hickory Bluff for the past two weeks. be held Hoflay. September 1. It elm
d from It repon- I: had th trm P— “L
ea: “wit “:15 Th; are me e firs. John Rae and faulty hate re-
,0 ' ' , 3" “mm “3 ""3 turned to their hone :1: 861mm
party are the Kisses Ethel and Bose alter . protracted stay ln - m
Knapp. Hue: Behser. Madeline De- m e. I h l but“ he
Forest. Ethel Chase. Mary Hogan. )1". Kiss Johanna W: x: ce 9 . r
. Lab d h ed b' M Q eighty-sixth birthday at “WW
r' “I“ _ .‘7 "1 c ”9”“ ’ ’“ a." the-residence cram L P. and.
Harry kaiser. Saturdav.
Hrs. W. P. Weedflrs. John Rae and
John XcCormack. who is m Mrs. Harry Scovllle. with tbelr child-
: _ , ten. enjoyed each other: society at
.rom coast to coast for big wonaeJuI the beach. Monday.
Hrs. Anna Jenkins of Bridgeport
will spend the weekend with Mrs.
Alice .‘H. “‘ilkim: of First street.
Er Greenwood and family. who
have raided a: ‘Wmfielu’ street. for
com» yrars. are moving to South Nor
walk. to-day,
l
Hrs A. M. Hsshrv-uck. who has been
m a week with Hrs. Jones. of
Roman street. returned ~n her home in
Treepcrz. L 1.. this morning.
‘B-St Norwalk homewives are re-
minded to don“ their Wm: today
as pracucaily all of the markets on
the East Side will be closed all day
lads}:
East Nor-walk young mm may be in
voice. and who is well-known to mix
talks here, having lived in th'm Tlr
trinity. has written a book which has to Hanan-eon the bone of his
just been published by the publishing “0‘5" W SW“
house of Small. Maynard & Co.. and “be m “Merritt. who h“
which he has. named “John McCor- W to her be in 141mm».
wiuo'moawm.mr
3mm mrliels Hindi]; I
fun. Babb-thaws: 12-80 9.11
P. L Hon- who has been spending.
several weeks in town. nan WMPMSI ”The
spending a weck.or no at Plath Later
v»...—
ao. 191:
W" A“ an“ MA»... .. .u n— ..
Howums-
Entrance On
Main St- Fair“ Ave- Catt Inn St,
~— arches
30.1! m and”: Con- Christian Science abject hr Sn.
min-I1 Clio]: Seniceflflut‘day. August 312:: ”Christ .lenws.‘
3-day AI; 31. will mark the close» “Wednesday evening [m’w.1
o! then-3m services between the in; at80'cloch tabulation”.
South Non-walk medial and Congre- ice: the ‘pnbhc to W. ‘A nud-
lam-u m Services will be log-room to mainland at the_sane
in the [W church. Sunday address. open each week “day, id-
mm; a 10:30. and Sunday evening days excepted. (ram 12 to 4.30 p. n
P' m ‘ ape. at
m .30. u; m" k Swedish CW church. our;
5... m t (or the? . . .
Mil: “In“ Iwmuéjx'm Can—J" East avenue .d \an Inn street.‘
mire Home of m Golden Rmevrjfiazt Norwalk. Rev. F. Mei. Hall.
The ,9“ - oer-on pastor—Futon services will be DE
.1113? «.nmhgmflf ’next Sunday. together with the Swell:
$1.50 for fine
all-wool serga!
Me : W - lied to at- ish Congregational church. 0! m. .- . . ' . . . .7
and one Juice; , m my‘s‘r ‘ “flamiujnwm *“m_ * News worthy of hem: pnnmd m high}: ngii
mm Sue“ A. l. E: church. Rev. non: 10:43. Song and pulse mlmmmpofflns advertisement! x.” .
‘ :89.
W. 3;. a. Lynch. D. 1).. pastor—fit 4 p. a. m new at 1'
rm a 10:3. 1 B. I“ 7:30 P-l lid-week m on my.
4me 8 o‘clock. flu weaker will
be Rev. John lsakaow. of Sweden.
.' Thanday eve-ix. We: meet-
ing.
St. Peter'l Geri-mu Luthenn church.
Saga of
yard—41.50 ,-._.
Stub-did sages for skirts or for suits. "'
pure wool that are mpm_
lp‘
Chas Sunday evening.
Strangers cordially invited.
Booth Norwalk Baptist church—K's:
nal lees 0‘ the day. ‘ L J‘ Cedar atreet near West avenue lar-
. R" . , .
’m'mfihmn";fkflxf‘mmf-tm L m. ”“0" (13m Sum
Pr the aim at how oervlces. xmggfil’l 2?" WI“! 3’47“" In ’
mg “wk: The ¥”F§5;b:..Ch$i 310:“. with Gospel oer-on by the m;
‘ cw .rt ‘ 'Etm'. Holy 00-3...“- wfllbend l .
.mend. Confessional address at 10.
My evening prayer service at . F Rm for the W?
715‘ C not. ”A intact. Ro- evening services during
A an attendance at all rervim is. m mm“, .m be Mn,“ a {They are in lengths of 234/1 to 6yards—znd 1;: M
Dark brown or dark green. light or M navy bluérfi
l
W
pail-gen, hrrgundy, cream, black.
school at noon.
mick—His Own Life Story." The avenue. this week.
book is most entertaining as in it the “(3m 1'). Long“ 0‘ ‘tfifigg;
m Honeer an '. who
famous tenor relates the narrative of I ed ! aa.‘ amt the
his. up-brtnz‘l‘ng, his training for his weaken! at the bone a bl. ants
. career. and his steady progress for Ills Mrs. Edward Kelby. in Camr street...
lame. He telltale of his antocmfions CW 0' We! 5cm W ”a?
with may I q and en um horn on nine-o in the hr,
.’ ' tesdneotorthep‘toeflthyaata,
and the boot is full of anecdotes con-
cerning them.
terested in the announcement that a
Navy Rea-tilting Station opened in the
mafia a: Washington street. yes-
!etdoy mm. The local station
is in charge 0: FIE! Class Engineman
'1 L Bennett.
The ladle of the Dan Sorwallt m-
”. negotiation held their reg-
flar m session at Community
Hall last owning. The next nieet'ng
Ii! take due on Przday, September
. Thelmpuhlic total-lot the;
{New Canaan Con-day Orchestra.
will be given in'the Mn Hall on
Tuesday eve-in. Bomber 9. at,
1’. ' ‘ - 8:15. '7
— One of the m than about the;
he Sweedish Congregational St. Aloynim' Church grounds in South
finch. other Korwnlk. and the avenue. are the man bedsrwhich at“
Owe“ mime! Church of the present time are m with gob;
Mm” lane and hold a joint goons red dowels. .
cornice W at the fist Sm line Blanche Green. fighter 0‘
u chord: wit the pastor. m
“chard Hahn, ll darge. '-
‘fie reg-tar “my night dance at
He Kuwait Coon” Clnbnwillzbe dae-
puneed with tonight. (amend, the club
illicit! adaoceou Labor Day even-
in. at which a large attmdance is ex—
‘ pected. in view a: the fact that it is
the last of me sun-net season.
Main street. will been: a course vot
studies at the two- Soninary. Canoe“
N. Y...next month.
Dog Warden Theodore “HawTey has,
issued a notice warning owner: oi.
dogs or hurt-lag animals that coo-o:
other means. There he been cud-i
mble cannula: ot late. and the dog,
Frank W. Sammis with his. may. to warden intends to done the law.
spending a vacation at Peach Lax-2. Mrs. Smith Burkei, of 0“!ng
- received word from er son. a . z
Brewster. ‘ Y' During the past m‘ L. Smith. that he was to have 81-
Mr ”mum?" and Thamas 8- Coughltn. Nazaire, August 15. on the Peerle‘s.
who is also there whh his family, A. Mazthew has. been in the sonic!“
have had some splemhd luck a: fishing_ nearly sixceen. months, dolozj‘leriralv
' work la Tours. He was promoted to
. . matter enz‘tm-er in June. and the ref.“
The" a" "0““ 5‘5“ ”"b‘m’vs on]: out he has worked on durlnz m.-
Of a dwtmflive potato ro: that will service in the war tins him the hon-
damaze the crop materially ugh-$3 the or of conveying throttwm r‘afgnlfr?é
-.. - ‘. a which he wil. re ea. . . -
potatoes 3‘ dug and dhp‘rnfied 0‘ at Pgeetnees is due try-day. A welcome
ones. farmers have reportml home party awaits Matthew's coming.
finding unmet-cuc- rotten tubers during Wm Krapowirz. rvtlrasenling "3“
The Past Week. WlI*"D “up first of ma”- aninzside A C. of New Ilfmtk. genr—
' , .. m1 one point at the . ezronc van (3 am-
“u-P Wtdto‘.‘ . ' rirrnyhip at Pershing Field. X. 1.. Sat:
Sdld that lhOS?‘ (154;, m the ground urdar. Throwing lh“ sixteen pound
seem to have suffered .=s than tho“? hammer at hé-x hr-st. the one event lo
he caught several white perch and
base.
fie six-day aucrton sale of choice
building lots on ‘Wznt‘zeld street, the
property or Gaorze E. Finch. opens.
this afternoon. It ape-vied that
Adams and lnzalls. the auc'ioneers.
will repeat 'lx-si: rerenr success of dls-
poilnz ofthe kt; before the sched-
uled close of the sale.
1:!
The produce ra'rsers of East Norwalk Sofl‘v‘ral
will undoubtedly be interested in the
announcement that. 16! sr-ling to re
me, this fall‘s (0ft! (:0; in Connec-
ticut will be comttleramy below the
normal. This is probably due partiy to
were uncovered. l: is
L?-
the ravages of the s’alk-borer and near the Surface. whhl: bears out me which he did not expect to do so we".
partly to the low night season tem- prediction of a local nun. mad? some .h" held ghtr‘dmtpl?;; :geli'LR-nigahf;
. :~ . .',. . :1 o - . "l! T01!!! . ~
perature thin mom... ‘hskh is the txme azo. that the conzznued wet the last ,hmwi The weigmthrowiux
weather would mt. the potatoes l‘f it record of the day resulted; . Ryan. I“;
was followed by hot sun. The hot sun feet; lermth. 133 feet. 111% lathe“!
. . -. » - . . ,, . .Vlr‘l'kmald. l?! feet. 2 inc es: Arapa-
cameland Yup“; Boar m.“ surface 5 hr wicz. 149 (eel. 3 ladle-s. am was
to hate literally boiled m the mmsture muntinz on (10mg something! with the
of the soil‘s surface. and then procm-o- 3.; pound, Im- his practloewaa as 2001!
ed to rot. Farmer:- zzrually has'en to as ever. and he has been oftgztvhfli
d' .. h ' ; at lormer chanmlmhws. a to »
“pot? or t ”r crop when ‘ymv‘torns mmllfylnz. he could not get a good
ol ro.. are found because such pota- throw out o; the missile." He may
toes do not keep well, .hough they are r-ntnr [hp national Champlain)!” 1‘
perfectly good for immediate me. Philadelphia. and. atrmefffif from
—. ‘: . ,.-., 4 . thr- Metropolitan “rid. V can:
THE: L 0m b‘l‘m ray of hope m me in Connecticut Champlain ins,
critical period in gmwfinz corn.
”All service and ex-sc-ryire men of
East Norwalk are requested to etteld
the monster meeting to be held in the
'Annory. Tuesday evening. to decide
Stat what. shall be done with the
may collected in the recent 'T‘l'eL
cane Home Fund Drfie. The ruling
moment in this meeting will decide
the final action in the matter.
' . . nd rites won by the participants:
mama and “fight "° be ’9’" m “”3 lamp”, )1. 1. Buckley mo ntchm
climate. saw a neat—looking wild ani 5,2 for 18 holes; sectmd ”Jim“?
mal in a chicken coop, the other cay. ley ($5 ton-Iain pen). 92 in 13 foleoo;
He cornered it after a lively tussle and zmr‘zspfiu' “32:3: :3; £53205”.
. or Men: -
put ll. in a caze. After accomplimlng “3) “3 for 13 b019,; gm, priu,3lar—‘
tins. he went back to the coop to try
will defeat at the hands. of the Black
' Ms two weeks ago. they have been
training {aizhlully for today‘s matches
an! expect. to come out on top. Match-
es in the elimination being conducted
1c the club's trophy will be played 0!
. m. weather permitting.
7‘ .
"n 5w, “2|. 114 ID!" 13
to find where the peculiar odor that he holes; sixth mtg}:- adendgfléfi:
‘ ’ for 18 holes. 9 D '99
2:: smelled while t-ndulglng ugh: and film! by Mm x. r. Cm” and a v“
chasem comm; rom. e and Gevblg.
upon'getung hrs wind. that it was on
‘hrs clothes. The. owner at the rop- .
ertydid his mmmvncemm' m [Shad
without success. that the animal, now
g somewhat docn’e'. was o tborowghhed.‘ —
.better-keep—away-lrath skunk. The W old lashlon born dance. 'hiCH
' fellow was determined to me it for was scheduled to take plea-3:3; (:2:
, a pet and was much chagrined to nu 5““ the dub house, -
George hens Saxon runabout is re- .1 d d a . M
.neiving a new coat or paint- , ‘ ea “"1 mm 0’ me 1* Thou residents who have children
__ was killed by one who didn’t find the who have to m actiothrle literati“!
- - odorso sableasdldthefam—hnnd'Veek'fllbeghtoluvet islan 0r
‘Iev. .1! Hrs. Kaslendeck o! Amity- 99-5 "heir! es d i the will]! at next
11-12. L .Lare guests 0! Hrs. W. C. .‘. _
Oahu . as“. ; fin will bea‘lnee’alh dab
133”...
«
on. may mark-.3 “a: new
4.].
, l
m zIaanb'comains an article:
- menu-ma schooner," _ s
- .fb-euy the lamina. nas Babe“ filth.
_' .,x;~p~ m mm?“ x "u” '
. ‘y I‘ ' . m
, town. t w“
MG
.. Ju- 4—!
‘ .
condition is confides-ably innvovod ;
,mg. Thursday, 7:30 p. on.
Mr. and In. F. 8. (3mm Sunni...
lowoeaoa melanoma-ran.“ " .
‘Grace Baptist church. -. Sunday ‘c W come reg. '
. . I m w r I '
August 31H m "llamonary Day." All furl! S zeal” attend church service: -
. pace of
A“ 3-4
are welcome. Preachinz at 1) o'clock. - :
by Ben James A. Fuller. Services all "m the; flmw‘ta...‘ m the nut:
Sunday in September. ‘
Pretty ' ham
1.
for school (1%. .
day. l
ven ristlan or: 'an Cb“ M M, 079‘”. ,-
nrtrgu, ghnuagéfg 1?: $3 Society. My alter-g
Your; Me‘s Society, 1‘..wa
r Sortefginghamplaidsllutscndlzfl m ‘6
m m. in - M .
;‘ Bushlandalcrland ofmrkcd m W'
2’. Mcvcrygirlwm findthconccolwsiemostflu.
mated 3“,", ,- . than ma], pm, .
“MSW“ mmmwy at 9:309 " “a small . , - t "
So they are ready at this remarkable “ 1‘50
ple.pastor.~£alt~bourot prayer. lo a,
«aux, at the oh“
a. flaming lemon. 16:33» a. tn. 8on-
day school. 12 u}. Julor Loyal Work-l
on' meeting. 3:30 p. In. loyal Work-l lance Street gene a...“ __
m megawatt-III: “Wk“m;8uday school at 2 o'clocX' clan-ea
M_‘D‘l Lloralluea. Scrum-ad
Mk mm "all“! (My meeting at 3:15; also. at 8
‘o'clock.
was: Chorale! can-m Scientist. 571mm 4?“ a ’3' o'doek. an
avenue—The lunar 8-way are invited mouth-em”
mama-an new at 11 330 mm; g... will gnu-in
Olly.
and
lies Dorothy H. Sloan, In: Emily
Von ADO and David Hophns are ex-
nigh tide forlomorrow: 3." D- m. rooted at the Routes cottage Over
:tbc holidays.
h—n—.
MI“ W 3 Ml»!- Vlew :5“ WWW “Hg“ ““5" ‘
—. , ‘ "" Serpentine crepcs, lovely for khnonos. Especial}! 8‘?
' ’ -———- Etudmehpuncsc designs. M'hztaraoxc «colors!
. -5“:
Staunch spreads
’ for the bed
Lug-d.- -. Ida floor. roan,
A picnle from St. James' Hone-“e
held at the point yesterday. The trip
was made by trolley.
The last dance of the season at the
bench will be held on the night of L4
hm- Doy. It is promo to haw .1 dag.
. - of sports and other events which wi'l ‘
There wzll he the usual ~Naturday :l: “I" .'
danoe at the pom this, owninz» a 33:15:12“ M a." “Pr ”asynf
very large attendance is expected. ‘ j
Tlus evening‘s dance at the club
how- will mark the close of the San » Closewoven of firm fine cotto
urdny creating dances and also anoth
er of the metal events which were Sui h" “mm and beauty.
much enjoyed by tnr- caden- tth ' . - . _ .
5mg. 1, no no“: 41’; .. m; 1.3:; ‘- Some scalloped, sane plan hemmed, and «goons:
ly attended and nah.» nmny a tan)» . e . . .
*f Most are white, .a few m dehghtmg colors. $33!!) 5 \
.T'
well r-uen’nx will be exchanged haul
icking for recovering pillows and bolsters {03 Sup
4- 4......
There was a large number in bath
in: yesterday. ‘l'hry seemed to enjoy
the bathing immensely.
Tomorrow's baseball attrarvion 2!
the mint will be the Lockwood! ven-
ua the All Stamfords. or Ramforo. A
record crowd is expected.
.—
n, and in patterns 2' i“
‘- aw
i
v.3“:
another sew-Ion" .
.——.~-—.
.— Om». -
Tomorrow’s 5"“9‘3' feature 3' ”1" l‘est.«rday an article W in -
'3'?" “1°“ will be a” “m”'b" 0' this mtumn stating tint more would: 5m dm W StnPCS.— .59C _'
last Sunday. every other race a free be no Labor lb) celebration at the? ‘
one. and a beautiful award presented bun The ":90“ .15 .mamhonudz NM . an: door, rm. tam-n.
the winner. and false. The committee in charge
wish to make this correction. The
day's program has been enmity are»!
pared and will mist o! a tea-ts m» -
nament. the unveiling at a bronze ta!»g
let ln memory of the boys who Ila-gm?
m the war. water and land am in'
the afternoon. followed by O enter at l
the club house. In the evening there‘
will he dancnlg.
Barn.- Borne" and B. 8. Idiot-J
mack appeared hem the Don-calf
cut Electric Light and Power Company
The point will not come to a close
l-nedlately after Labor Day. It is
expect“ to keep it open just as long
as the weather will permit. along with
the patronage.
Dainty special .
waists-$4.25
E Special in beauty and in value.
3 ere dc chine and fine Growth: crepe.
.3.» Many white, some flesh tints, a few: in m5 maid
The evening: at the point are not a:
chilly as one would think they would
be. It in very pleasing to unit at the
ioint and enjoy a fine evening without
the idea of a cold breeze making you
cove.
u
1‘ 1 12*,
a oboe. They will however.“ hard
. wuwasnade.anditnowap’oarsas
mullet-witadsxamlordthm
:Wmmumzmmm:
' . ’ ,_ , -- pen: ’ heads. Vo’odneaiay afternoon. and con
he Black Rock Team; team or :30“ "ha" no ’03“: ”flame“, ““7 "'"* and the x“ York A C. gamed “ring; I: was announced at the glance on {erred with the ofllclals as to the p»? 1113 orchid hues.
. ' .» : 2 L .- een found on high or gravmly sotl. September. . Thursday evening. at whtch flute 3";th of furnishing as 10 the on; . . _
Bfidgeport n" C‘5’": W‘Yfi‘, " 9 ”9‘ A caddy 2611 tournament was held;Keam’s Singing Orchestra made their tire island. It at first sealed as? ' d ' — — ~ "
mtame‘é 0f the Nomad Comm? A local armband-a foreigner. of at me (‘oumrv Club 01 New Glimmfirst am. that this ”awn“ month they were doomed emf ii. my one m contrast, Wm upon ‘n
club on the latter'; occurs :12; after- course—no: being quite familiar with on Tuesday and “'cdnm Of "“9 m not appear again a! the 99:1" pointnent. but, after on Mr» ~ . . . .
”a. As the local aggregatlon met the kinds of animals that are demea- '"k- "3511M“: “1 ”'9 ("mm “0* ‘ ml con... to It i M '0 (so-e to proposition to the official?» 90-0 head § 4.. om m m mng‘y. “1th til-“1355:: W
' Light and fine and placing --.
flamed. believing that they were see u of
11!! sharks. but it was soon learn
that they were not.
The Skee Ball contest comes. to:
Clo-eonl-lborlhy. Them-have
not been changed h either the men'!
or the women's contest. lb! W
leads in the ladlen' division by 8
credit tor the work M’ they
are unwavering to have so We
3
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q .
m. :use of the residents 0! the ‘ - ’ “" " -
‘ y .
-—-——- ' g'l'hese men are also worn: on the m . mm basal!“ "
; A .ham-Ihr at m '9‘” street lighting question.udtt hay in ‘ ‘l
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grad“ (him as receiver; of lake? this aim m _
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route of 1.030, cheeky (elm Io? . 3. will he Into
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